Sentence examples for marginal aesthetic from inspiring English sources
Water with Fe concentration of less than 0.3 mg/L have slight effects on taste and other marginal aesthetic effects such as slight staining of white clothes if used for laundry purposes.
It has also minimized the technical differentiations between products, which becomes limited to marginal components and aesthetic element.
Either a watchful waiting policy or a marginal lesion resection for aesthetic reasons may be considered.
A borderline case is architecture: many buildings are useful objects the aesthetic function of which is marginal, and other buildings are primarily objects of beauty the utility of which is incidental or no longer existent (Greek temples were once places of worship, but today their value is entirely aesthetic).
By a marvelous sleight of hand writers are omnipresent in Bolaño's world, striding the stage as romantic heroes and feared as imperious villains, even aesthetic assassins — yet they're also persistently marginal, slipping between the cracks of time and geography, forever reclusive, vanished, erased.
A man who will pay a lot of money for real buttonholes is right away signaling that he has an eye for the small details -- what Mr. Wolfe called the "marginal differences" -- that go into custom tailoring and are practically invisible to anyone not in his aesthetic league.
She wrote with particular conviction about artists Eva Hesse and Judy Chicago and also supported so-called marginal art of all kinds, which for her meant art that put social concern—"human interest" (which Greenberg dismissed)—before aesthetic form.
Its present marginal position gives it, at least in theory, critical distance from the materialist excess of pop culture — the ruthless equation of monetary and aesthetic value.
